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SO Dberlanbene.
Wor8e.
sap.rfoloni / aamliS. geb "arOs

Gaperfoloni / GamliS. @eb "aros
.,,,tuo" / Nannon gebus's uomarf
Sosss ifslse Meboelelie til "5eore
r~,rospennen" en- 8auerfoloni, her fors
mentiis trr uare ben talrisite / aanoet'
|WeOselsren er life iiffer paa, boOr
n,ouae 8psuinser Der for 1ioen er OPP
|iste % beboebe, men man fan 'e Opt'l
3 anpere noe paa Sdabet pan en- Sang.
6r,sue er anlast peo @anofanten, 1aa=
|Tsbes If iorite StofOerf itaar uioer os
orSet Stpfuart pper ben iRopanliSe
|Mo rsiano. 9aset er taftet meo &uiite
loo trttst meo Ser Os 9pnb, Der sjSr at
8guoninsens Gag Jet no i0m en- Soro.
bouo. Men gassene er oannet al
2gpnmerItctte paa famine Maaoe, lOm
lyQenneIfer Bigger SuIe.
al aipeitos / @Grbeben ct falcet,
4 "a be bar bespnot paa Sierfen. Wan
liam e Greer, IDm peb &poen maalte
fine IS CONNER, fGlbet 4 8aperen.
Sen ipnes iortrinspis at babe BrnS
IfOr apifte, tbi neiten iamtlise Greer
ere luii.oe os auiitene bortiprt, mecens
SstsrIteparten af Stammerre il99er
5iuien. 9prene tretfer ba fine Wfafez
rialier frem sjennem Sfosen. iaa Der Ell
baunet formelise Slaberenber lOrn efter
9pmmerticrere, % man bar er,oo9 rpoz
bet "a ieunet bisle iom (. 81. peo at at
ouave &Bober, Der laa / @eien. Otter
huert iom 5amilien ~fOrsSes fptter Ss
I no % Bigger fig ba npt gus, boort'l
oer Ielpislselis maa %freuorloes 2em=
] mer, men, ba Sauerne fcrmobentlis pao
1 @runo at be trpftenbe &on1nitttu'
ret, life fiuber fig beieiet til at betalt
fl 9relaiiorbrus, iiaber Sfoge'erer
ia befsiet til at inbifrante 5orbri'
aernes Intal, iaauiot Der er Nosan9
efter Sreoninsslousn Wen Sa'
uerne er life 9reie at fomrne tilips,
4 Saapibt ma bar funnel I%flDnne, bar be
\ fine gastpoiter noe, Der, l%aainart be
merter nOset mistanfelist sjsr Nqarm
ues at ilaa meb fin brebe Sale / 8an.
BET, os ba blir Der Sip / 2eiren, ioet
N SebOsrne iOrmentlis flp9ter fra fin 80
fig 10 Sluoet, bppr be peo i'm 9pftes
"a % GpemmefGrbisbeo bill pere oauife=
lise at TONNE pda Stub.
@anse 5remmebe bar beisst Steoet
for at iasttase bisie eienoommelise 9prs
u 9fusois.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

SeGleruo.-Nt min tlrre Mano Steuer
Cllen Deaeruo, fgot 1909 December 1918,
af8it peo 99oen Den 2oeu Wouember b. ",
foraariaget al Bejtaoigelle ueo at bliue taltet
10 al en- Su99p ben 3lte Ottober, betlenpt
gi9reS berpeo for irau9reuoe SlRst o9 Seu
ner. Satfet uRre 8uo, Jon uaaoi9 loo bam
s%leupinoe os beboloe i'm luloe Bepioitbse I'll
oct Siolte, os taftet uRre Cling galnsien
g8olo iom iaa tIRrli9 btitoo os uloer bans
lmertefuloe Sp9eleie.
Waouoa 3cpnibia, Biuneibeit So, Sa.,
lite Kopbr. 1881
Sn8ebor9 Se0eruo os Bsra.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

ulDftestilfGloe. -(MseSbelt 1922
Snsoas ben l2te Ottober git Ylaosz
mano @iert !6anien Miotuaase ira
Snarbeim / 9psH9s meo i'm porue SDn
Sans op / 5jeIbet gaasslien eiter Beo.
&omne Op paa Glen, buor ban bauoe
enoel isr Oprepen Srafe lissenoe, be-
9pnote besse itrag at falte al Brateu
uopper Sielbet. Wteoens be arbeioeoe
meb bette, CLEO Jaoeren uofor Ell nosei
oper en- Dieter bsi 5ieloua9 % iaa oers
fra ubOuer en- bgi Stprtuins neoi9ien-
mem eft llr % llp9 fig libel. SDunen,
Der uar Sione til penne foriaroelise
9iloraselle, tipu iaa sobt ban tumOs -
ban erinorer life bpurleoes - neo til
Saoeren, oer alIereoe life gap 9iustesn
fra iis. Gan bar me9et f%orilaaet / So
uebet, men ellers lite beIfaoi9et. Sen'
men tos fin Salsfluo % uifleOe ON 6a=
oerens puueb; oerpaa ipran9 ban bicm,
bpor ban meo Npo % neppe funoe for
tale ON ben lteoe nlptfe, % Sfraiter
bar srebet @uttsn iaa, at ban enbnu life
bar tuntet be eler ipiie. Wanosn
efterlaber fig 8pae % tire porne 8prn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

s.. VI. Gon8en 90 @oanorsoagten
paa Slottet. Otter JOrlpoenoe ital
3. so. &onaen bore bleuen meSet for
teruet oper ben umilitere Waaoe, paa
builfen ban bleO m%Ootaget peo fin In.
'fomIt til 5lottet - al to Yolitifunz
itabler. Ser uerierer / benne I~nleoain9
&pster on aommanoantens aiiieo fra
fin Sti1ius lOm iaaoan, iOrbi bet Sele
ppfattebes iom Ell Demon tration fra
oennes Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

SarsneiS.-5or irduerenoe Slpgt oa
Yenner meIoes, at Dtartba Harien Barsneis
beniop | 5rosu pad 6reileren / fit Slen I
&opd Of 8ermont, Sane 50, 8s, ben soc
yioubr. 1887 l iit Nloers 75oe Var.
Gil 8enner, aaboer % Steoets Yr9t Of
logger 81 Dor blerteltge Iat for 0lRlp o9
9elfaselie uuoer Den tlRre Seniopeoss Spgl
bonn. Sa8eoret Sdrlen Barsnels.
Bprn: Snra9 Utoe. Annd 9. Spenion.
Cars Barsueis. Sobn SarsHeiS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
9rinseber for 2ben Sang Son

nier. Sor 2 aroner iolstes ben Soe
OftOber paa CORRECT | &riitian;a ct
Yarti Yrinseber paa e.. ] Sitter. BE-
rene bar pluttebe oppe peo 3%ronbbiemsz
pcien % bar fulct uopifleoe. Saapibt
erinbres er bette isrite Gang 8rinsebar
er Iolat / Ottober Maaueb paa Toruet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
Sbjerper!

Sanosmano | Vetsm, TOM ga.
tier at ieaoe Yen8e biem til Slest,
ntn8e | Vorss, 5aamarf % Sps.
ri8e, Dor l e8en Snteresie beisse
nGrmeife Sbin8paaa'Nsent eaer
tnoienoe Yrlobet TIL os. ri jens
Oct Yense Diem busr Speroas bele
Naret rmuot meo fnlo @aranti.
A. Mortensen & Co.,
126 =. &in5ie Ctr, 6bitaso, 80.
1O.t4.2.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Ssosfalo. 2ensmanb 5. 2itfsn i
0ier er afsaaet peb 9sben.
= Sorbenp. Brooit 8. S. 8ssieien
fioit Breit / &~oinbberreb er afsaaet ueo
DBben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
9r. 1otpnS Nute for bans
0oitrstjc.


Or. 3oun tan tr9fes paa iplsenoe Ste
Der | W5coniin, Ytinnslota o9 0dtoia:
Nicolet Souie, Wmneapolis, Wiuu., 1919
% 19oe Noubr.
grano Yactiie, Noorbeao, aRiHn. 21oe
Hopember.
Tiumm,rs 5ouis, Siasboro, Dat, 22oe
Nopbr.
Snsurs Soie, 9tanp Sorts, Dat, 24be
Hopbr.
9iuior Souie, ct. Baul, Rinn, 25Ss
Nopbr.
Rleolet Souie, ct. Better, Rinn., 2eoe
Hopbr.
SpItonHd, WiHt, 27oe os 2Soe Ropbr.
eating oouie, NuItin, Winn. 29oe Houbr
Ct. Rtdlas Souie, Gotib "a crosse, 8s.,
30.e Hppbr.
Hopal Sotel, Renomonee, Rid., lie Sec.
StonIep 1ouie, GbippeDa 5aas, @if,
2ben Sec.
st. Somss !oOtel, steoens yout, &is., ste
Bee
Gosburg Souie, 0aupaca, ISIS, Ste Dec.
&aao % 8CnlultatloI frit oa toniioeatielt.
Seq bebanoler ~fronilte SpSoomme: 59s
ring, SlerteipJoomme, Sunni: ipsoomme
Yatteriot, BRnoelorm, Gbaumattsme, pris
pate SDaDDmme, Itrofulsie Spaoomme, Ga
tarrb, Blooipsoomre, Nsoialoip9e, % mar
&c andre t~roarlte Sp3oomme.
lille Sreue bBt lenoes til iSono tu Sac,
@ts og oerfra lenoes Brepsne til 9ostoren
aoresle: Or. ~. 1ownS,
9.tf. 1914 2hmo Ctr, 5ouu BIZ Sec, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

uotaletier at Bibra9ssYbere:
Eb. Sroiun, Chicago: 9ette er oa bet for
fGroelisite 5ilfRloe, man fan tGnfe fig. SEE
lenoer berpeb en- lioeu StIerp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Selum0rb. @ubbrano @raspolb al
Sanbsuer, so Iar samnlel, bar banst
fig. San eiterlaoer lig Some % 8 uforz
ipraeoe Born.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

penbe Sorenifriuer Saralo @ram, bps
boem jes benter at faa n9rmere OPP
lpsninser, os, eiter bpac ies bar bsrt,
fal Gruinserne bore WOberens Scn,
en- Snteb I / 8riitiania os en- Gnfe {
paa Bitter eIer ct Steo ueiterpaa.
SnsoeIeenoe be Oplpsuiuser, DC mt
li5ens fan itaffe mig, te9ner ie9 meo ME
gen astelie ar5. O.i.p."
Garmere 9eiteo pil allerebe fnnns err
bOtoes Dos Sr. Nasler 5~rebridisn.
nlDffestilfaiae. (Wieobelt "Rumso.
Saoit.") 81 betlaselist ulpttestilialoe
iubtraf paa @aaroen 8suif / Spfss,
buOr Smeb Os 2smmermano &nuo
Dausitao, Der bauoe ppisrt ct Sasbrus
Os iuit boiot paa at tatte Sustaset mer
SPaau, Sleo NED al 3aset % iOrIlos fig
iaaleoes, at Der er besrunbet 5rpst foI
bans 2iu. Sppeoet bapoe formooentlis
truffet Ell Sten, Der bapoe bibrast ban
ct fort sabenoe Saar noe item mlbt uppt
paa Sooeoet, bpor CUB os &lso pa'
lssnet fra Sjerneitaaeu, Der buooe faae1
Sprefte. Den ulpffelise uar besuoer
efter 5aloet bleuen albeles lam ira SOB
oerne til Brpitet, iamt paa Senoer o(
Urine. en- anoen Wano, iom Osiut
par paa 9aset, bapoe paa ct benseno'
Saar fulst meb, men lit bog srebet iai
/ en- Sprette iaapiot, at ban unbsl
5aloet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
ninolsIe yrepe Deb Ieecrab y. e

Nnorcfp gufid - GLEN Jo5rior IiHa
Ibompiou Riauis Gnssr -5nSebrisi 3.
BIafteu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
SnSfomnc Siora9 til ocn ulpffe'
liee Yiee Valoers.

.. VI. &albein, Jieo. al "Nmerifa" o.
3b. Sropu, Chicago. buer Sl.0O : 400.
6. s. yteIion % y1iis Yearia &. YauIs
fen, 9aneSboro, Wtinn. bpsr 80 Cts. 100.
9bomas 0unoeriu % @ilbert Z.
9unoerien, g!sin, ga, bper so 9ts. 100.
Sper u. Sttn9itao, Guuoas, Ytinn. 0.50.
Sobn Nlspolo, Htce 9ufe, isis. -. 100.
Qalpor y. Berg. 9ecOrab, Sa., 800,
Mrs. y. Huoe, oo.. s. 90, y.
NEuioieH, 3D., $500 ........... 100.
Mrs 2nHa Yipe, Sprins Yauep,
Mtirn. $50.
". NnberlOn, giteline, Saf. ....... 100.
Sermuno Tuit, Gb. 0asen, DIE 8.
GuIt o8 Ntrs. 8ari 5tlit, Belmont,
Sat, bptr 50 Gts. ............. 200.
Sobn s. 0abl, y. Nafeot, S. Wiaoz
ion, Die s.. 3bo. Z. Sooerion, ".
Soucriou, 8. 0aiuorien, y. Berse,
(boer 50 Cents, Sobn gritien,
9cr9er .. 9anre, =. 5. Wtotbun,
s. SlelOru og W. y. Turner (buer
25 Gts.) ORR. 0rano SORTS 60,
Saf, ttllammen .............. 525.
Nrtalie Garsoatter 6o.te al War
sammeD % Martbe Garsoatter
Solte g Nar sammeD, @eltbp,
isis, bper 25 Gts. ............. O.50.
.. y. Guper, 8ella, DAT. .......... 1.50.
A-AE
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Maitb = 344 Mar. Eli Dag
blabet" lfripes: Sor CIT Maanebs Gio
fOsn Tom ies til Sfpbsitijtet Iasoren /
0ttabalsn / Sea. Stpossutten bar uppe
paa 6ieloet, % iaaleoes fit jes meb Iont
Stpo89ut Den erperoige ~S7saarise Ole
Doesaarocn, bpis Ssn brioer @aarb II.
Seiret par paffert % milbt, iaa ban tos
life | B~etanfning at bore meb trobS Den
lanse Sci - omtrent 4 Wtil - fra
aasoren til Sell cper "8uItsn" iii Seba=
letlos tilbase til Snerle / Saase. I'M
Oeroeis f%Ortalte ban mig meset ON samlc
Gage, blanot anbet ON Soloaternes
9lemtomit fra bet Noroenfjelbite 1914
Oct bar 10 c9iaa nuset in~teresIant for
en- l4saarig Gut oengang paa be aanter
a ganoet. pans eloife 8rDr Dor / Sel
ban + SO aar, aanosfrif, men bar
Dc leuere Var p9ret blinb. Saa bar
lan en- gror, IS Iar sammel, ipm tog
10 en- 5lelotur inouuer mob 9iteroalen
! sOmu1er. San bar lise goo, ba ban
ION Dltm isien; Jjeloluiten bapbe tpertz
'n''N ltprtet BAN betpbelis. Sans pnsite
of0r er SO Iar. San er llnsbommen
'a0' 9a hi Tom til be bratte, omtrcnt
I'll 5lsroln9s Del LANCE Batter meQem
sage % Sabalen, ites min @nm!e at
s0t'''sa % ipabierebe opouer. Seq
taaos Tor Sfam Stplo life sisre anbet,
Fe ''aer Oa. Oct bar life noset uibere
Nl'atl'St for bam. Gan bapbe mango
"i.a'laSer oeroper paa ben anoen SIDE
: tl'lost. Be bilite usiaa iaa uenlist
Saa gam. San mente MI bet, at bet
w l'oIte Sang, ban bar Der. 9lloeren
~u p's|e 4 BrDbre nSsiSr tillammen
"S' ga Var. @anite reipeftabelt!
q Wiuionsr! 8 en- Stripelie
~ aaSler 5. Srebrifien / Sariunb fra
%s''n'menoe / Nmerifa, bpilteu Sfris
aver Sitter" mebbelt / ubbraa, beber
mles bar mOotaset 8reo fra 9pn6
~s' wlrsinia U. S. @merifa, at MOro,
%4p'sn 5. 5reoritdfen, Tom boem lea
' 'rbOlot meset paroifulbe Oplpss
H. V", er osb % bar eiterlabt iig en-
i,.,t dormre, &patet tiger 6 az Ril,
n. 81 Naa t'uaoer jes mig, ba De Fri.
y. ''aonet iiseoun, at foreIpsrae, ON
be- "al'aens ltuloe bore blambt De lpts
R,s' ~arOinser.
!, .. sleo oporaset Dos sorenfriuer
jar af General Gram o. mule,
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

uofrs Meiooier buros eies ai bpersneits
Wuiiielifer / 2aneet. Enfenoe Dem
Selo, iorbliper ies 0erss forbunbne
2ouis 5alf,
Yroiesicr pee Chicago muiicdl College %
Crsauiit.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
9sDSfalo.

cNiniEs,Iiat GssstsIe S~ptss.si -r,sras'psasn. fsr
tistiI sratis. Or s,rirss en- IaassH snn,fs,i, ai ,ts.
Isiiisu, jnss'Ts snu lsissti At s~s. Ia nss fsasar,
basIss 5 Gsats ~ i,n,s I ysrHus)
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
4abt.

lluoertecneoe table Seuoas ZEN 6te No
pemsbr paa Seien meltm il pIem % 8aih.
inatpn Yrdirie Sirte 4 Semoolar Seoier,
ir6tulet ct Stutfe Yapir. 5tnoerlgu be-
tales. SobaHnCs I. DeoaleH.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
HOME AND FARM.

-Sandpaper will whiten ivory knife
handles that may have become yellow
with use or age.-Erchdnge.
The gliding on furnished picture
frames may be restored. Dust care
fully with a soft brush, then wash the
gliding in warm water in which an
onion has been boiled; dry quickly with
soft rags.--EIcbdRge.
MIR. A. w. Checver. of the Ne'c En-
gland Farmer, has fed many bushels of
apples to dairy COWS, giving them all
they would eat, without experiencing
any evil thcrrfrom. Small quantities
were given at first.
An excellent method Of utilizing
the hayseed and dust is to place II where
the hens can scratch it over, They will
find quite an amount of valuable
material which would he useless for any
other purpose. AIbony JounoL
-Sardine Sandwiches: Sardines
picked up fine and mixed with cold
boiled ham, also minced fine, and all
well seasoned with regular mayon-
naise dressing, make delicious filling
for sandwiches for lady afternoon
or a cold luncheon. The bread shOuld
be cut very thin and sparingly buttered.
They can be piled up in slices or rolled
and tied with narrow ribbon now in
stylc.-DctroH TrijUne.
Boiled Cider Apple-sauce: Onc-half
bushel sweet apples, four pounds OF
sugar. few ounces; put in sweet cider
enough to cover the apples, boil and
skim for four or five hours. This is
superior to the old-fashioned boiled
cider applc-sauce, which was made OF
cider that had been boiled down scpa-
ratclv, instead of doing all the cooking
in the same Opcration.-B Boston BHdJct.
A correspondent Of the Mirror says:
Il have tried many ways of keeping
grapes through the winter, but none
gave better satisfaction than tying u
string to the stems and hanging them
up in Il dry, cool cellar, the nearer
freezing the better. To keep grapes
they should be thoroughly ripe and dry
when put away. All varieties do not
keep we'll; the so-callcd natives are
poor keepers. :
Dreamed Tunips: Peel, lay III cold
water for half an hour and cook tender
and fast in hot. Salted water, drain,
pressing well, put into II clean tin or
porcelain saucepan and beat smooth
over the fire with wooden spoon Wevcr
an iron onc), mixing in as you 90 on Il
good spoonful of butter and three
spoonfus of milk or cream; season with
pepper and salt. The humps should be
rubbed out and the turnips be Il smooth
PURGE. Good HoHS.kecpin9
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
WONDERFUL SHOT.
A Californian Kills y Deer with Splinter
From q Madrona Tree
Isanta Rosa CCal) Democrat


lSanta Rosa (Cal) Democrat
A gentleman residing near the Napa ana
Sonoma County lines tells this story: He
vas out in the mountains in quest OF the
festive buck, recently, and had expert
enced poor luck until about noon, when he
spied tall, magnificent deer, the first no
had seen, raising his proud head above a
rock pile at a distance Of about two hun
dred yards from him. The branches Of a
young madrona tree formed a natural
canopy of bronze red and green
above the animals head. He hesi-
tated for some time, in doubt about
CHANGING a shot at that distance, the posi-
ton of his game being 80 unfavorable. He
decided to risk it. however, and blazed
away. When the little wreath Of smoke
cleared away he found that the proudly
crested head had disappeared. He made
his way as rapidly as possible to the spot
and found his game awaiting him.
After performing the customary surgical
operation upon the deer's throat with his
hunting knife, he commenced to look for
his death wound What appeared to be
bullet hole was found in the center of the
deer's forehead In passing his hand care
lessly over the wound he detected q
rough, sharp protuberance. Thinking
that it was piece o. the shat
tered frontal bone he tried to withdraw
it. He was unable to move it at the
first attempt, and commenced tugging in
earnest. He finally succeed, but, to his
surprise, it was not piece Of skull 1t
was splinter of madrona wood, four
inches in length by an inch and half or
quarter of an inch thick, gradually mar
rowing to a point at one end. Upon
careful examination he found that his bull
let had not touched the animal, but had
struck one of the limbs of the modrona
tree about six inches above his head,
chipping out the splinter that had killed
the deer. The splinter withdrawn from
the animals skull was fitted to the limb
above and the result proved beyond doubt
that the deer was killed by the splinter
of wood
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
A Monument Maker says That the Latter
Is Supplanting the Former.


Is Supplanting the Former.
The use OF marble for important mon
umental structures has ben almost en-
tirely discontinued. Marble readily absorbs
moisture, and the expansion and contrac-
ton caused by our extreme climatic
changes soon brings disintegration, which
ruins the stone within few years. The
finer grades Of granite are susceptible OF
the most delicate carving, and the best
statuary for monumental purposes is now
executed from this indestructible material.
| find great difficulty in inducing the pat
rons to depart from the conventional forms
to which they are accustomed, and to apply
artistic taste to the monuments which they
erect to the memory Of departed friends.
The shaft, or modified Egyptian obelisk, is
usually chosen, and in some portions OF
Bellefontaine Cemetery the effect is like
that of manufacturing district with
granite smoke stacks. The obelisk was
used by Egyptian monarchs to commemor-
ate their conqucSts, and in another form
among the Greeks and Romans it had sig
niticance which will not admit Of explana
ton in this connection. The mortuary mon
uments Of France and Italy are expressions
of the best art talent of those nations. The
Campo SantO OF Genoa, modern colossal
ulduSOlGuHl Ol Uu,OOJ lolluS, IL Ouo VI INC
wonders of the world. 1t is located upon
hillside about six miles from the city, and
is reached by ramshackle bob-tailed
street railway. Gray Eastern granite is
coming in vogue here for buildings and
various other purposes; the difference in
cost of labor aud the improved mechanical
appliance Of Eastern quarries quite over
balances tho freight. 1t will eventually
supplaut limestone and sandstone for steps,
copings and other uses, which soon cracks
and must be replaced, while granite of the
best quality becomes brighter by the action
of the elementS.-Sf Louis Globe Democrat.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
TRAINING FERRETS.
Harmless Little Animals Which Are
Thrown in Il Rage When smelling

y
Thrown in Rage when smelling
Blood
"ferretS are harmless and Innocent
looking little things. SAID an aged
ferret handler to Il reporter recently
but unless yon Know now 10 hal"i'
them YOU Will soon ihd ont me- are
not So innocent rs llcy LOOK Al
though not particularly afirctIoha'''
ferret, IL property taken hold o. can
not bite. Always remember lh'N' 90
not 90 @rahblng ana Sll'chIh2 at one,
hall intending to tax mold OF nm ana
han AFRAID that ne VIII Iufn MS heao
ana take hoIu Oh YOU "'""P Gown
ana quickly ana 'a7iiN ''''|' NM i"NI
between me 1'rel"S'' Plln% your manu-
down toward that part from o'n'i'";
that Is I" say Il" not pau your nan"
down over MS h';" ANA Jake iloI"' p"'
take mean advantage ana approach
nm from the rear III Il SNORT t'lle
you Will ne a"Ir 10 P'ch MN up any
way ana yet seldom OF never S'' DIT
Ten rear Oh consequence - every
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pllcated IN us runs or netter stlh'
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
a Man Who Can Finger Fire.
lNangatuck Comm Sentinel.l

A visitor in town went through FOUND
ry on Friday and, coming to the mould
ing department, found the employees pour
ing a heat. Working about the cupola is a
man they call 'Tom," who is not much
afraid of fire-at least of the molten metal,
and while the stranger stood looking at
the liquid stream imagine his surprise TO
see Tom thrust his hand INTO it several
times and pull it away without so much as
the sign of even scorch. Tom has been
employed about the foundry for many
years and this little feat is one which he
has been accustomed to perform for a
dime to many curious people:
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
IT is the engaging girl that is the soonest
engaged.
$500 Reward.

The former proprietor of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy, for years made a standing,
public offer in all American newspapers of
k5OO reward for a case of catarrh that no
could not cure. The present proprietors
have renewed this offer. All the druggists
sell this Remedy, together with the
" Douche," and all other appliances advised
to be used in connection with it, No ca
tarrh patient is longer able to say Il can not
be cured" You get $500 in case of failure.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20

"Why, Brown, how short your coat Is"
said Jones one day to his friend Brown,
who wittily replied: ayes; but it will be
long enough before 1 get another" Some
men spend so much for medicines that
neither heal nor help thom, that new
clothes is with them Like angels visits--
few and far between. Internal fevers,
weakness of the lungs, shortness Of breath
and lingering coughs, soon yield TO the
magic influence of that royal remedy, DR..
r. 2. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
why the Old Lady Was Happy.
tChicago Tribune.l

An old lady of New Hampshire who re-
Gently celebrated her eightieth birthday
by giving an elaborate supper at which
every article, including the cheese and
butter was made with her own hands,
thus explained the secret of her vigor and
health: II never fret over things can
not help; take nap, and sometimes two,
every day of my life; Inever take my
work to bed with me, and l oil the many
wheels of a busy life by an implicit faith
that there is brain and heart to this
great universe, and that l can trust them
both ~
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-01-20
IF Sufferers from Consumption,

Scrofula, Bronchitis and General Deb1ItlyI
will try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, they will find i, i'm
mediate relief and permanent benefit, The
Medical Profession universally declare u a
remedv of the greatest value and very pala-
table. Read: al have used Scott's Emul-
sion IN several cases of Scrofula and De
bility in Children. Results most crafty
ing. Ny little patients take it with pleas
IRE w. A. HUBERT, NJ. D., Salisbury, Ill